For my pet I was wondering, is there anyone who purchased this for their pet? Rabbit is part of a recommended natural diet for any dog or cat and I wonder if there is any REAL review on Amazon about this product. I don't want to eat rabbit, not interested at all. I just want to know if this company and product is recommended as I want to start my pet on a natural diet. For my pet I was wondering, is there anyone who purchased this for their pet? Rabbit is part of a recommended natural diet for any dog or cat and I wonder if there is any REAL review on Amazon... » Read More For my pet I was wondering, is there anyone who purchased this for their pet? Rabbit is part of a recommended natural diet for any dog or cat and I wonder if there is any REAL review on Amazon about this product. I don't want to eat rabbit, not interested at all. I just want to know if this company and product is recommended as I want to start my pet on a natural diet. « Show Less
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I doubt it would be a wise idea to buy "fresh" meat over the internet. Just like the whole milk...buying milk over the internet is just rediculous.
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Look up RodentPro or Wholefoods4pets. Everyone on here is acting like this is some big deal when in reality it's not. There's people who feed their pets (cats, dogs, snakes) whole rodents and animals, it's called the prey model in raw feeding. It's not that "outthere" and a lot of the times buying through online suppliers is the only way to go. It's cheaper most the time, and it's easier to prep food in large quantities once every two months. By everyone's outraged disgust, I don't think they realize that the rats and mice they keep are often times also food for something else. It's called the food chain, and rabbits aren't at the very top. Look up RodentPro or Wholefoods4pets. Everyone on here is acting like this is some big deal when in reality it's not. There's people who feed their pets (cats, dogs, snakes) whole rodents and animals, it's called the prey model in raw feeding. It's not that "outthere" and a lot of the times buying through online suppliers is the only way to go. It's cheaper most the time, and it's easier to prep food in large quantities once every two months. By everyone's outraged disgust, I don't think they realize that the rats and mice they keep are often times also food for something else.... » Read More Look up RodentPro or Wholefoods4pets. Everyone on here is acting like this is some big deal when in reality it's not. There's people who feed their pets (cats, dogs, snakes) whole rodents and animals, it's called the prey model in raw feeding. It's not that "outthere" and a lot of the times buying through online suppliers is the only way to go. It's cheaper most the time, and it's easier to prep food in large quantities once every two months. By everyone's outraged disgust, I don't think they realize that the rats and mice they keep are often times also food for something else. It's called the food chain, and rabbits aren't at the very top. « Show Less
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Per Halo comment: The company writes "we are not ordering new products at this time..." So is this just a packaging facility? Where does their "product" ship from, I'm hoping not China. I was just about to order MSM but will hold off until I can find out. Haven't forgotten the pet food fiasco yet.
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From what I know the product is mostly for anybody who might want to use it, humans or animals. My cats really like it if that helps, me, not really. I'll stick with red leaf lettuce, scallions and plum tomatoes with olive oil, balsamic vinegar and some croutons.
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We did it for a week or so until we finally found a supplement that our cat would eat mixed with his food (Call of the Wild). It's always best to check with your vet on something like this.
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Dear Madster07, I really think that is a question for a veterinarian as I know dogs have different bacteria in their much shorter length intestines. It may be ok but it also might depend on the weight of the dog as well. Years ago we had pet Dwarf Lop-Eared rabbits. Our favorite one developed terrible seizures at about age 7. I researched and found that Melatonin 3mg daily helped control seizures in children. So I bought a good 3mg brand that was sublingual that had a pleasant fruit taste to it. Then I cut the tablets in 4 quarters as figured the bunny was at least a quarter the weight of a small child. I gave it one every day over the rest of its life and rarely had any seizures again. But since these are capsules and have to be taken on an empty stomach, I don't know how you would work that out. Good luck, hope you find relief for your pet.
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Absolutely! I am the inventor and formulated the product for all carnivores! It says "dogs, cats, and ferrets" on the package. We have had a lot if success stories from people using this for cats. Now as an animal nutritionist for over 20 years, I will honestly say that ANY product will have a bigger challenge with cats than dogs, because....they're cats! ;-} But seriously, it can be mixed in both dry and wet cat food, but in either case I recommend adding warm water to bring out the flavor. Of course you will need less water if adding to wet food. I hope this helps! We welcome all inquiries at info@clearconsciencepet.com Best regards, Anthony Bennie, Founder and President Absolutely! I am the inventor and formulated the product for all carnivores! It says "dogs, cats, and ferrets" on the package. We have had a lot if success stories from people using this for cats. Now as an animal nutritionist for over 20 years, I will honestly say that ANY product will have a bigger challenge with cats than dogs, because....they're cats! ;-} But seriously, it can be mixed in both dry and wet cat food, but in either case I recommend adding warm water to bring out the flavor. Of course you will need less water if adding to wet food. I hope this helps! We welcome... » Read More Absolutely! I am the inventor and formulated the product for all carnivores! It says "dogs, cats, and ferrets" on the package. We have had a lot if success stories from people using this for cats. Now as an animal nutritionist for over 20 years, I will honestly say that ANY product will have a bigger challenge with cats than dogs, because....they're cats! ;-} But seriously, it can be mixed in both dry and wet cat food, but in either case I recommend adding warm water to bring out the flavor. Of course you will need less water if adding to wet food. I hope this helps! We welcome all inquiries at info@clearconsciencepet.com Best regards, Anthony Bennie, Founder and President « Show Less
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Really sad! I thought I was feeding my dog SAFE ingredients. That's why I pay top dollar for TOW. Taste of the Wild just lost another customer. Hope it's worth it to outsource to a country that cares nothing about our pets ! Peace
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I know this post is very old but I would like to know more about your cat's situation. How many vets have seen him/ and so on. The thing I want to comment on for now is how you started the post, "the little feline friend who rescued me almost 2 years ago". I have always felt the same way about my little companions. Please if you are still around, give me an update.Thanks
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Is there ever any rhyme or reason to what cats will choose to eat? Not aware of any changes in composition of the food. Their (Newman's Own) website seems to be pretty up front about their products. You might check there to see if there have been any changes.
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Absolutely yes!!!!!! I buy so many of my grocery products from Amazon and subscribe and save is immensely helpful. I just started my four cats on this food. Granted, they don't eat as much of it as they did on their former diet, but there are four of them so we go through any food quickly. When every dollar counts, subscribe and save would be very helpful!!!
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I purchased the pellet litter for our rabbit. He is a little Dutch, but he would not use it and he chewed the whole front and one of the sides; so we threw it away.
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Funny to see the "dirt" critiques. It is a soil-based product after all, thus the dirt. I bought some of this locally 4-5 years ago for my dog, and it worked wonderfully for her. Dogs don't always do too well with dairy based products. My wife and I tried it ourselves, and now prefer it above all other probiotic products. Since we can't get it locally, we get it online, order a couple and keep them in the refrigerator. I can't say they've gone bad--but we go through 1-2 a year with no loss of potency. Also, Green Superfoods are great, but are not probiotics. People--get some education; it's great stuff. Funny to see the "dirt" critiques. It is a soil-based product after all, thus the dirt. I bought some of this locally 4-5 years ago for my dog, and it worked wonderfully for her. Dogs don't always do too well with dairy based products. My wife and I tried it ourselves, and now prefer it above all other probiotic products. Since we can't get it locally, we get it online, order a couple and keep them in the refrigerator. I can't say they've gone bad--but we go through 1-2 a year with no loss of potency. Also, Green Superfoods are great, but are not probiotics. People--get some... » Read More Funny to see the "dirt" critiques. It is a soil-based product after all, thus the dirt. I bought some of this locally 4-5 years ago for my dog, and it worked wonderfully for her. Dogs don't always do too well with dairy based products. My wife and I tried it ourselves, and now prefer it above all other probiotic products. Since we can't get it locally, we get it online, order a couple and keep them in the refrigerator. I can't say they've gone bad--but we go through 1-2 a year with no loss of potency. Also, Green Superfoods are great, but are not probiotics. People--get some education; it's great stuff. « Show Less
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Susan H, I saw in reviews I had read that others had used them for rabbits. We are using the two for a front yard stray cat and back yard stray cat. I can only confirm that they are very pleased with our purchase.
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What is "wheat germ"? What is in it? How is it made. I guess the question is "where does it come from"? It is in quite a few dog recipe in smaller quantities. I wonder if it is bad for them? Do you know?
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I gave it to my dog for about 2 months and she seemed to be a little better but now I am not giving it her she has reverted back to eating poop. It seems to be a habit that is hard to break the vet told me to put meat tenderizer in her meals but I don't think that worked either. Someone told me not to pick up and put hot chili sauce on it and when they go to eat it it taste bad and that sometimes helps. We pick up all the time but if there is one lot out there she finds it, we tell her off but she still does it. I am told it is a natural thing but I have never had a dog that did it before, so very frustrating. Sorry I haven't been much help but that's my experience. I gave it to my dog for about 2 months and she seemed to be a little better but now I am not giving it her she has reverted back to eating poop. It seems to be a habit that is hard to break the vet told me to put meat tenderizer in her meals but I don't think that worked either. Someone told me not to pick up and put hot chili sauce on it and when they go to eat it it taste bad and that sometimes helps. We pick up all the time but if there is one lot out there she finds it, we tell her off but she still does it. I am told it is a natural thing but I have never had a dog that did it before,... » Read More I gave it to my dog for about 2 months and she seemed to be a little better but now I am not giving it her she has reverted back to eating poop. It seems to be a habit that is hard to break the vet told me to put meat tenderizer in her meals but I don't think that worked either. Someone told me not to pick up and put hot chili sauce on it and when they go to eat it it taste bad and that sometimes helps. We pick up all the time but if there is one lot out there she finds it, we tell her off but she still does it. I am told it is a natural thing but I have never had a dog that did it before, so very frustrating. Sorry I haven't been much help but that's my experience. « Show Less
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I was wondering that myself. VERY disappointed. I've been buying this food from Amazon for a long time, but I might go back to the pet store to buy it now. Hope Amazon lowers the price soon.
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So one answer was, "This particular mink oil is natural." Saying that it's natural could mean that this is 5% mink oil, and 95% other animal fats or vegetable oil etc. Does anyone know what the ingredients are? I'd really like to know what the breakdown is.